North Alabama Railroad Museum

The North Alabama Railroad Museum, Inc. is a railroad exhibition hall in Chase, Alabama. The historical center, fused in 1966, is an all volunteer association. The gallery has an accumulation of moving stock, a little prepare station, and a little legacy railroad called the Mercury and Chase Railroad which works amongst April and December. The mission of the NARM is to "safeguard railroad history in North Alabama and South Central Tennessee." It is run completely by its 100 or more volunteers. The historical center is available to the general population day by day, volunteers are normally accessible on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Admission to the exhibition hall is free, anyway there is a charge for riding the trains.

The North Alabama Railroad Museum NARM works a vacationer railroad in Chase, Alabama, a network close Huntsville, Alabama. In 1984, as CSX Transportation was resigning the previous Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway line amongst Huntsville and Winchester, Tennessee, the North Alabama Railroad Museum gained 5 miles of the privilege of way. The historical center works the Mercury and Chase Railroad on this privilege of way. The Mercury and Chase Railroad works frequently booked, open trips and private journeys on track possessed by the gallery. All gear utilized by the Mercury and Chase Railroad is claimed and kept up by the historical center.